Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-11
: Charles Campbell and family of Cherry.

Charles Campbell and family of Cherry
4 field, have gone to their summer residence d
/ Hancock Neck. where they intend to pass the
/ remainder of the season.
The match game of base ball between Ellis
worth and Milhridge on the grounds of the
/ cherryfeld Park, Thursday. Aug. IL. at p.
+ ~. promises TO De- OF unusual interest, as
neither club has ever been beaten. AT the
Fourth Of July celebration ON the park grounds
Milbrdge easily won both games, and on the
same day the Ellsworth club at that city de-
+ feated Bangor by score of 30 to g. The sport
concludes as usual with dance al Union Hall.
Our correspondent, sometimes send us for
locals what are really advertisements. OF
course we cannot publish them. II man
build new store or even put in new stock
II goods. it NAV be proper TO publish the fact
a. matter Of news: but when the style and
variety OF goods are named in detail, il be-
comes advertisement which we print only
for pay at regular rates. We cannot afford to
advertise any mans business gratuitously.
4 meeting Of the Eastern Maine Railway
following were chosen Directors: Hon. Eu-
gene Hale 81 Ellsworth. Judge l.. A. Emery
81 Ellsworth Col. : u. Bailey Of Bath, Hon.
J, Il. Bodwcll of Halloweu. Gen. Davis Ti''-
-on. Hon. Mayuard sumner and Major &. W.
himball Of Rockland. The Directors chose
the following officers. President. Hon. Eu-
gen" Hale; Vice President and Treasurer.
Major &. ". kimball; Clerk. Hon. l.. A.
Emery.
The most brilliant event Of the past Week
n Bar ilaFbor. the houscw arming OF the
Mt. Desert Reading Room Association at it,
clubhouse, which j. one Of the finest. in all it,
( appointments. at the seaside resorts. II was a
select affair. all the prominent society people
being present. Nearly 100 guc.t> were in al
tendance st the reception in the afternoon and
At the bail in the evening. The decorations
were superb and the toilets Of the ladies rich
aud co>tt. The choicest cdihles were served
b> the walters from the Malvern.
Hon. Alpheu. Hardy, prominent bust
nr>> man ard banker. died in Boston. sunday
night scci - He has served a, a trustee for
Amherst College. the kndover Theological
school and Phillip, Au,loycr Academy aud was
81 corporate member Of the American Board
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W. ? member 81 me NA-'aehuN'"N N'ha'o ~
'Af 'e-'"h'h- "i Inc heo'i'''h' hr. ha'uE
was a'"a\' generous TREND OF 'dn'A''"h'
ne h"' h'd summer residence ~ h"' t'"' '''
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